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I assumed he meant towing.

[quote=""alienviking""]I assumed he meant towing.[/quote]

[quote=""aaronatstate""]Don't drive like an idiot too much, and you could easily do 18-20mpg.

Before I switched to E85, when I did long drives in my Stealth, I would get 25mpg [/quote]

[quote=""alienviking""]I assumed he meant towing.[/quote]

This.

Yeah I wouldn’t trust a $4k vr4 to make it out of TN, much less 3k miles

Washed and waxed her today, hopefully going to cars and coffee Sunday.


Coop

Drove too and from cars and coffee, car did great. Had a lot of sitting and no issues.

Always had a big crowd around it. Really fun. Love the car, just hate how it doesn’t have AC and smells like exhaust.

One I can fix. The other I can’t.


Coop

I would think you could fix both of those issues....

[quote=""aaronatstate""]I would think you could fix both of those issues....[/quote]

To fix the AC I would need a whole different turbo, intercooler, and exhaust set up, also my oil cooler, radiator fans, and other stuff be redone as well. It’s just a hell of a lot of money to fix something.


Coop

Funny how so many pull the AC in the name of "coolness", but ironically as time passes it never was a "cool" idea in the first place. Quite the opposite.

[quote=""ChargerX3""]Funny how so many pull the AC in the name of "coolness", but ironically as time passes it never was a "cool" idea in the first place. Quite the opposite.[/quote]

I wanted to keep mine but my turbos hit the compressor.


Coop

The only car I ever pulled ac out of was my Starion and that was because I couldn't afford to fix it lol

I would have found a different Turbo setup :d ontknow:

[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]The only car I ever pulled ac out of was my Starion and that was because I couldn't afford to fix it lol

I would have found a different Turbo setup :d ontknow:[/quote]

Young and dumb.


Coop

[quote=""ChargerX3""]Funny how so many pull the AC in the name of "coolness", but ironically as time passes it never was a "cool" idea in the first place. Quite the opposite.[/quote]

The only thing it makes sense to remove on is a dedicated track car. I will never delete AC on my car, ever. I know it's hard to find 1G compressors now, but you can convert over to a 2G compressor, which are easy to get.

[quote=""DCIV""]Young and dumb.


Coop[/quote]

And you aren't young anymore

[quote=""aaronatstate""]And you aren't young anymore [/quote]

Young and poor. How about that.


Coop

I debated on deleting it from the wrangler when I had it. Never used it since top was always down or doors off all summer long. You can modify it to be an on board air compressor to use to inflate tires when done off-roading.

[quote=""aaronatstate""]The only thing it makes sense to remove on is a dedicated track car. I will never delete AC on my car, ever. I know it's hard to find 1G compressors now, but you can convert over to a 2G compressor, which are easy to get.[/quote]

Aren’t the 1G compressors R12 based? I’d swap to the later ones simply to make it easier to run modern refrigerants.

[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]Aren’t the 1G compressors R12 based? I’d swap to the later ones simply to make it easier to run modern refrigerants.[/quote]

They are, but I've been converted on R134 now for like 15 years. I had to replace the compressor with a rebuilt unit about 7 years ago now, filled with R134 from the get go, been going strong. Blows ice cold in the hot summers here.

I live in the high desert where we have low humidity and I have a hard time not having AC functioning in a car. I can only imagine you people in the Mid West or South. Eff that!

I have only ever removed AC system once in my cars. 72 Charger because it was missing components and was physically damaged. Unable to source parts I pulled it. That was my first car and I drove the wheels off it until my sister moved out and I got her Toyota...with AC. Hardly ever drove the Charger in warm weather after that.

[quote=""aaronatstate""]They are, but I've been converted on R134 now for like 15 years. I had to replace the compressor with a rebuilt unit about 7 years ago now, filled with R134 from the get go, been going strong. Blows ice cold in the hot summers here.[/quote]

One of the big reasons why I like 2nd gens so much. Better AC system that actually has support. I was terrified my R12 would bleed off or fail in my 1st gen.